The information comes from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

The number of cases in the previous two weeks is used to calculate if the rate is increasing or decreasing.

For example on the 8th February 2021 there had been a total of 1792 cases in Belarus, on the 1st there were 1727 and on the 25th January there were 1658, so on the 8th the number in last week was 64 the number in the previous week was 70 a decrease of 8.6%.

If you hold your mouse over a cell the figures for the previous two weeks and the percentage increase is shown

Last updated on 11-Aug-2022 at 09:31:19

Key for the colours used
	Decrease by more than 50%
	Decrease by more than 25%
	Decrease by more than 10%
	Decrease by more than 5%
	Change by less than 5% or less than 20 cases
	Increase by more than 5%
	Increase by more than 10%
	Increase by more than 25%
	Increase by more than 50%
	Increase by more than 100%

Vertical lines indicate landmark dates

Horizontal lines indicate tier or alert level
NLD+		National Lockdown plus local travel restrictions
NLD		National Lockdown
SAH	4	Stay at Home
VH	3	Very High
H	2	High
M	1	Medium
LLD	1	Local Lockdown

Regions - check box to select only one
AFR	Africa
AME	Americas
ANZ	Australia and New Zealand
ASI	Asia
CAME	Central America
CAR	Caribbean
CASI	Central Asia
EAFR	Eastern Africa
EASI	Eastern Asia
EEUR	Western Europe
EUR	Europe
MAFR	Middle Africa
MEL:Melanesia	MEL
MIC	Micronesia
NAFR	Northern Africa
NAME	Northern America
NEUR	Northern Europe
OCE	Oceania
POL	Polynesia
SAFR	Southern Africa
SAME	South America
SASI	Southern Asia
SEAS	South-eastern Asia
SEUR	Southern Europe
WAFR	Western Africa
WASI	Western Asia